The phrase "clean manufacturing" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the practice of producing goods in ways that are environmentally friendly and waste-free. For example, "The new factory will use clean manufacturing practices to reduce its carbon emissions."
The paper analyses the influence of clean manufacturing (green manufacturing) methods on the surface morphology of duplex stainless steel.
As we put on gowns, hairnets, and cloth shoe covers in preparation for entering the clean manufacturing area, Wong elaborated on China's need for swift automation.
How to determine acceptable risk, the public's right to know of chemical hazards, waste disposal and clean manufacturing, brownfield redevelopment, and new source review regulations.
Private developers will be asked to submit proposals for four interconnected zones on the Monongahela River that will include two million square feet of office space, research and clean manufacturing, and 1,200 residential units.
That means that clean power, clean cars, clean manufacturing, clean water and energy efficiency have to be the next great global industries — otherwise, we humans are going to be a bad biological experiment, whether the climate changes or not.
Behind the walls of the company's hermetically clean manufacturing facility, technicians wearing white jumpsuits, puffy caps and rubber gloves work at enormous humming reactors, combining various gases at 1,000 degrees centigrade to "grow" the crystalline substance that forms the critical element of L.E.D.'s.
So, too, do investments in clean energy manufacturing capacity, for instance by companies like A123 Systems, a lithium-ion battery maker newly listed on Nasdaq, he said.
As Mr. Choma noted, the American clean energy manufacturing base — particularly its wind turbine production capability — is tiny compared with that of Europe.
In Ohio and the Midwest, the contrast between the sagging fortunes of clean energy manufacturing and the boom in the fossil fuel industry is striking.
